@kat_muyskens @NUS_CBmE @JerryMenikoff @ethical_mikey from @NUS_CBmE presenting on The two lives of the Mental Capacity Act: Rethinking East-West binaries in comparative analysis at #aabhl2024

My team and I provide clear guidelines in NatureMachIntel to using LLMs ethically in research. A practical framework for academic integrity. Free to read: https://t.co/UdPVot2naM -- full link:

New paper in LQR. What role for values in mental capacity law? Recourse is often found in the 'safe homogeneity' of master values like welfare and autonomy. Is this correct? Drawing on Aristotle, Sartre, Taylor and the views of 56 practitioners, we argue not. Message for a copy.

In Leg 2 of CBmE's medical ethics international tour, Assoc/Prof @ethical_mikey presents on professionalism in medical education at @Tsinghua_Uni (Schartzman College)

CBmE is on the move! @juliansavulescu @briandavidearp @ethical_mikey, Dr. Sumytra Menon and Prof. Jerry Menikoff are attending the 2024 China-Singapore International Workshop on Medical Ethics: opened today by Prof. Weizhong Yang

New paper in the Med Law Review. Singapore's MCA and the English & Welsh MCA are twins on paper but have gone on to live very different lives. How have they diverged & why has this happened? We offer answers to these 2 questions in the article. Open access

Great to work with @nliulab and his Duke-NUS team on this review paper just published in the @LancetDigitalH. A whole-of-Singapore effort involving many of us working to improve ethical practice in the deployment of #GenAI in health contexts locally.

Writing with Kathryn Muyskens and Harsh Hiwase, we outline the case for new pathways to better include people with disabilities in civic and community life in Singapore.

Our new series, "Stories from the Field", launches with this fascinating discussion between Supriya and Jane on career paths and journeying into empirical bioethics research. Just one of the many new outputs planned by the @AABHL Empirical Ethics stream team!

Fantastic panel, and an honour to share a platform with such esteemed leaders in nursing studies. Lots more to discuss about priorities in nursing ethics across Asia, @Helen_YLChan !

At @Bruneluni for the 24th International Conf on Nursing Ethics. Gave a plenary on our research in the @RedeployStudy, just published in the @IJNSJournal. And made a case for prioritising work on the ethics of staffing as narratives of "workforce crises" in healthcare proliferate

Congratulations to @SavicLovro, a future leader in the philosophy and ethics of public health. Lovro passed his PhD at the @Ethox_Centre with no corrections. Very proud supervisors w/ @mark_sheehan_ox and thanks to @PublicEthics and @michaelethox for examining. Papers to follow!

So glad you've joined us @sinead_prince. We're very fortunate indeed and I'm really looking forward to working together!

Thanks to @ethical_mikey for being a "critical friend" in his response to the @BABEL_Bristol methodology panel!

Enjoying a day in Bristol with the @BABEL_Bristol research team, celebrating the launch of the project's final outputs and new insights on best interests. Looking forward to sharing some reflections on the innovative bioethics and socio-legal methodologies deployed #babel2024

@AnitaHoEthics @atuire @juliansavulescu @kat_muyskens @NUS_CBmE @ethical_mikey from @NUS_CBmE on "'Generative Accommodation': Localising international consensus in the development of advance directives in Asia" at #wcb2024. An @NUS_CBmE double feature!!!!

A great week with @schuklenk here at @NUS_CBmE in Singapore. Thanks for visiting, Udo, and giving us your insider take on the development of assisted dying law in Canada.

The @AABHL's Empirical Bioethics Stream is under new management! Myself, @Supriya_S5, @hbowmansmart, @yvessj_aquino and @nwroxburgh. We're kicking off a new program of online and in-person events with a 'critical dialogue' probing key questions. Register: https://t.co/xkWvobSnUD

Really enjoyed having the formidable @JamieDWebb visiting @NUS_CBmE last week. He provided a very engaging analysis of the concerns of turning to AI to make micro-level resource allocation decisions. Followed by another great dinner at our usual post-talk haunt, Samy's.

Congratulations indeed, @SereneAKOng! It was a real privilege to read your thesis and grapple with your new ‘relational responsibilities’ account, drawing on qualitative research in Singapore to provide a novel ethical justification for disclosing genetic info within families.